Stream your PC games to any Amazon Fire TV device and enjoy up to RTX 5080 performance, with only a Bluetooth controller ...

Game streaming is limited to 1080p and 60fps ...

Plug and play.

GeForce Now is available on the web in most desktop browsers; as dedicated apps on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android; via some workarounds on iPhones and iPads; and on the Steam Deck and other gaming ...

While it's great to see an official GeForce Now app debut for Amazon's Fire TV, the caveat is that you're limited to 1080p ...

It’s a nice upgrade, as it means Fire device owners can game without splashing out on additional consoles. As long as they have a controller, they can play hundreds of titles such as Torment: Tides of ...

Following beta tests that commenced a few weeks ago, Nvidia is now bringing the GeForce Now game streaming service to a select few Amazon Fire TV stick models.

Nvidia GeForce Now has launched on the Fire TV Stick 4K Plus and 4K Max.

NVIDIA's ongoing effort to expand its GeForce NOW cloud game streaming service to more devices just kicked up a notch with the addition of Amazon's Fire TV platform to the fold.

For now, gamers are limited to 1080p resolution at up to 60 frames per second and no HDR.